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This week's "Dance Battles" is a second half with B-boys who are serious about participating in the Paralympics.
It's steep, isn't it?
What is the reality of harsh representative selection?
And a certain dream ahead of their participation.
It's like people who skipped out of school are trying to start dancing.
Like getting caught in that antenna.
"Dance Battles" with Nori and Shimofuri.
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The top breakers representing Japan who appeared last week.
This week, the third B-boy, Nori, will appear.
He's been dancing for 20 years.
He says he's particular about what he does based on his beliefs.
Lastly, he's been dancing for 20 years.
He's been encouraging kids to study dancing.
He's a veteran.
It's Nori.
First of all, I don't want you to call me "player".
What?
Nori, you're not a "player".
Why not?
I haven't started dancing as a sport.
It's cool.
Back in the day, people who used to dance started dancing.
I was attracted to their sharp moves.
If you called me "player", I probably wouldn't be dancing.
I see.
It's hard to call you "player".
Let's call you "norikun".
"norikun" is better, isn't it?
I thought you would call me "norikun" if I said weird things.
"norikun" is weird.
You can't say bad things.
Don't be nervous.
I'm nervous.
The battle doesn't end with "U".
Dancers from all over the country are active.
How do the dancers in "D-league" look like?
We make a showcase once every two weeks and make something new.
It's amazing that we do it all together.
I feel like we can't lose.
I live in Gunma.
It's great that we have a team in each prefecture that is active even though we live in Gunma.
I see.
We have "Bueda" in each Todoh prefecture.
It's a regional activity.
It's different from a normal dance event.
It's easy for fans to come.
It's easy for young people to get lost.
If young people don't get lost, I think "D-league" will develop well.
I see.
"Paris Olympics" is a stage where these three are serious about.
B-boys and B-girls from all over Japan represent their countries.
The world's largest and highest-level competition for gold medals will finally be held next year.
The competition will be held with a maximum of two men and two women from each country and a total of 32 people.
How will the representatives be selected?
National team coach.
We asked Mr. Katsuan about it.
One person from the world championship, five people from five continents, and ten people from the Olympic qualifiers.
In the Olympic qualifiers, 40 people from all over the world will gather and play a point game.
Ten of them will go to the Paralympics.
And a total of 16 people will go to the Paralympics.
It may be zero people from Japan.
I see.
The winner of the world championship will participate unconditionally.
Even if you miss the championship, you will participate if you win in the continental qualifiers.
And finally, there will be a ranking battle with the remaining ten people in the world's top 40.
A total of 32 men and women will be selected.
However, even for those who participate in the world championship, there are high hurdles.
First of all, in order to be selected as a representative of Japan, you have to join the national team.
After being selected there, the top two or top three will participate in the highest level competition.
In order to participate in an international competition, of course, it is essential to achieve excellent results in Japan.
First of all, the top two or top three will participate in the highest level competition.
In addition, several people will be sent abroad from among them.
They will win a tough road and get a chair for two men and two women.
It's a really tough road, so I think I'll be stressed out.
I think the most important thing is how to create a state that you usually think is fun.
Since I'm making adjustments, I want to do my best for that medal, so thank you for your support.
Yoshi, you have to win.
If you don't win, you get 10 points higher.
I see.
16 points.
This is pretty tough.
It's tough.
Is it okay for you to do "shesheshedo" at such an important time?
It's okay.
Can you do it?
How is it for you? What kind of motivation and feelings do you spend every day for the Olympics?
It's an important time.
There are a lot of titles I want to win besides the Olympics.
I see, I see.
Among them, the Olympics is one of the things I'm seriously aiming for.
I think I can give dreams to the local kids by participating in and getting involved in the Olympics stages.
So I want to fight for that for a year this year.
And I'd be happy if I could get results.
That's true. The military is also very excited about it.
It's amazing.
How about you, Nori?
As usual, I enjoy dancing.
But when I'm dancing, I feel like I'm being beaten up like this.
I see.
So it's different for you to be too competitive.
On the contrary, I think it's okay for people like me to be like that.
I think it's okay for people like me to be like that.
So I'm going to do this kind of activity so that I can do both.
Your motivation was different.
You're saying "Nori-san" because you're aware of the danger.
You said "Nori-kun" to everyone because you're competitive.
When I hear a good story, I don't say "Nori-kun".
Oh, I see.
I say "Nori-kun" out of curiosity.
"Nori-kun", "Nori-kun".
I say "Nori-san" for that.
Oh, I see.
"Nori-kun", "Nori-kun".
I say "Nori-kun" out of curiosity.
"Nori-kun", "Nori-kun".
I say "Nori-kun" out of curiosity.
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